We support nearly all languages in campaigns, including:
- All European languages
- Russian
- Traditional Chinese
- Japanese
- Thai
- Hindi
- Arabic
- Tamil
- Canadian Aboriginal syllabics
- Ge’ez
- Samaritan Amaraic
- Klingon (well, maybe not this one)
What we're trying to say here is that you're in no way limited to only languages that make use of a Latin alphabet. This is because we support Unicode which encodes, represents and handles text expressed in most of the world’s writing systems. It encompasses a huge amount of characters in all languages.
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Hi Neal
Can you clarify what you mean by "Traditional Chinese"? Is that Mandarin, Cantonese or something else?
Many thanks
Steve
Hi Steve. Yes, of course. 'Traditional' and 'Simplified' Chinese refers specifically to the characters used, not the accent or dialect. So traditional Chinese is the traditional and intricately-drawn character set, whilst simplified Chinese is just that - simplified versions of the traditional character set, making them easier to remember and write. More here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_Chinese_characters.
People speaking different Chinese dialects can read both Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. Hope that helps.